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metrorulers · 11 months

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The Art of Pattern Making: Crafting Unique Designs with Precision

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sew-in-style · 11 months

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I Feel As Mad As A Hatter

Have you ever felt like you were 'going mad' or experiencing symptoms of 'madness'? Well, thats how Shpresa Llaka felt, which is what inspired her collection "Mad As A Hatter". While Shpresa had already been exploring Alice in Wonderland as an initial subject of inspiration for her final-year fashion collection, upon sustaining a head injury as a result of falling down the stairs, she noticed that she was experiencing a variety of symptoms similar to that of the Mad Hatter, and with that, the inspiration behind this collection emerged.

The Purpose:

Shpresa expresses that through her collection, she wanted to illustrate her "madness" and her feelings through her designs. These designs are also propossed to not only potentially help Shpresa, but also others that may have or are going through the same thing. Furthermore, through use of illusion and print to illustrate the symptoms Shrpesa experienced, the wearer or those around the garments could feel the same feelings as her.

The Symptoms:

Shpresa expressed experiencing what she refers to as Déjà vu episodes where things she was doing felt familiar, like she'd done them before. This would be followed by feeling dizzy, followed by blurred vision. She also explains that if she did not remember anything before, during, or after an episode, she would forget a last memory. Shpresa explained how frustrating this was, especially when she "felt mad," when others could not understand how she was forgetting events from the previous week or year or forgetting places she had been to.

Research - Brain Scans & Lenticular Imagery:

Upon looking into brain scans, Shpresa noticed that within coloured, 3D scans, they looked like many rubber bands. Although the designer wished to try create something to represent this, upon completing dealer research, she realised that people did not understand or know how she felt or what she went through. Instead, Shpresa looked into lenticular imagery and illusions to create her collection. Ultimately, after completing further dealer research, the designer reached the conclusion that wearers did not wish for her face to be present upon the clothes, therefore, she created an illustration of herself and the Mad Hatter to make this more appealing to potential wearers.

The Stages of Madness:

Stage 1: To exhibit this, Shpresa created a high neck top to symbolise the madness slowly taking control. She also created a frayed jacket with colours bursting through, this representing the colours of brain scans. The loose threads of this jacket represent that one might be "hanging by a thread," but in contrast, the wraps and ties of the bottoms represent one trying to keep themselves together in an attempt to appear "normal,".

Stage 2: The petticoat of Shpresa's collection has two layers, one yellow, and one green. These exhibit the layers of the brain, the skirt is also "poofy," to represent loosing oneself and thus feeling out of control. Additionally, the print on the skirt is a line print of both Shrpesa and the Mad Hatter, this is, however, only visible up close, on first glance it just appears to be a plethera of lines. This was done to represent that one cannot always tell if something is wrong and that things are not always as they seem. The top for this stage is a shirt and tie, but the tie is not real, it is instead folded into the top to give the illusion of a tie, also suggesting that things are not always what they seem and that the wearer is attempting to appear "normal,".

Stage 3: For the final stage of this collection there is a top with a print of Shpresa and the Mad Hatter with lines going through, representing blurred vision. Uneven ruffles are also present, bursting from the front and back to exhibit the madness "bursting through,". The bottoms are double layered with lines going through in opposite directions. When the wearing is walking, this may make ones eyes "go funny," illustrating blurred vision and the symptoms that both Shpresa and the Mad Hatter experienced. Shpresa has indicted that this last stage of her collection possesses more purple, rather than a lot of colour. This is because a lot of colour is supposed to indicate a healthy brain, whereas the purple represents inactivity within the brain, thus displaying "madness,".

Mad Hatter's Tea Party:

Below are a selection of images from the designer's photoshoot, displaying her beautiful and creative garments.

Please check out Sew in Style's other social media platforms to view additional work by this talented designer and others alike!

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barnsleycollegefashionrocks · 1 year

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@barnsleyhospiceretailhub our @barnsley_college #fashionstudents were tasked to #upcycle #redesign denim. We visited the Barnsley Hospice Retail Hub where the students picked 5 pieces of denim and one other garment of their choosing. #inspiration were taken from either the #humanbody or #Barnsley. Take a look at the outcomes 🤩 they produced #sketchbooks #designs #photoshoots #garments #designboards #commercials #gifs #moodboards (at Barnsley College) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cq-a-uHtTQ5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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sanyam087 · 1 month

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TOP FASHION SCHOOLS AROUND THE WORLD

A course in fashion designing is considered as one of the most thrilling and educative courses due to the plethora of career opportunities it offers in the design field. It entails a vast spectrum such as foundation of clothing, patternmaking, tailoring, graphics and portfolio development so as to increase their experience and competitiveness of students. Students are provided with extensive knowledge as well as exposure in the design field. Read More...

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inifdchennai · 5 months

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INIFD Chennai aims to take education in fashion and design to the common man in India. It prepares students for professional excellence in design, fashion and business by providing the premier educational experience that fosters creativity, career focus and a global perspective

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pickeronline23 · 9 months

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The Top Fashion Design Institutes in Nagpur: A Guide for Aspiring Designers

Are you an aspiring trend fashion designer looking for the ideal institute to nurture your innovative talents? Look no further! In the vivid town of Nagpur, regarded for its wealthy cultural heritage and burgeoning trend scene, we have handpicked the pinnacle trend-designing institutes simply for you. Whether you dream of growing breathtaking runway collections or launching your label, this comprehensive guide will help pave your course to success. Get equipped to embark on an exciting ride through the finest establishments that Nagpur has to offer, where innovation meets craftsmanship and dreams flip into reality.

Introduction to Fashion Design Institutes in Nagpur

Fashion sketching is a famous discipline of find out about in many parts of the world. India is no different. The town of Nagpur in Maharashtra has some extremely good institutes for fashion design. In this guide, we will take a seem to be at the pinnacle trend designing institutes in Nagpur.

Nagpur is home to many prestigious institutes that provide guides in trend design. Here are some of the most famous ones:

1. National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), Nagpur: One of the most famous institutes for trend diagrams in India, NIFT gives both diplomas and diploma publications in fashion design. The institute has a well-equipped campus and affords students sufficient possibilities to attain realistic experiences.

2. Symbiosis Institute of Design (SID), Nagpur: SID is another ordinary institute for fashion diagrams located in Nagpur. It presents each undergraduate and postgraduate application in trend design. The institute has a present-day infrastructure and affords its students the latest facilities.

3. Indian Institute of Crafts & Design (IICD), Nagpur: IICD is a leading institute for craft and graph education in India. It gives diploma, undergraduate, and postgraduate packages in various fields of crafts and design, inclusive of fashion design. The institute has a superb infrastructure and gives its students all the necessary amenities for a successful profession in trend design.

Overview of the Best Institutes for Fashion Designing

Aspiring fashion designers in Nagpur have a lot of selections to select from when it comes to institutes that offer publications in fashion design. However, now not all institutes are created equal and it is important to pick one that will provide you with a fantastic education and prepare you for a profitable profession in trend design.

The following is an overview of some of the fantastic institutes for fashion designing in Nagpur:

1. National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), Nagpur: The National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) is one of the premier institutes for fashion format in India. It presents a four-year undergraduate program in trend design, which covers all factors of the discipline, from sketching and illustration to garment development and material science. NIFT additionally has a strong enterprise linkage, which offers college students enough opportunities for internships and placements.

2. Indira Kala Sangeet University (IKSU), Khairagarh: Indira Kala Sangeet University (IKSU) is every other high-quality choice for aspiring trend designers in Nagpur. It offers a three-year undergraduate program as well as a two-year postgraduate program in fashion design. IKSU has well-equipped laboratories and studios, and its school individuals are skilled authorities who have laboured in the industry.

3. Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University (RTMNU), Nagpur: Rashtrasant Tukadoji

Benefits of Attending a Fashion Design Institute in Nagpur

Nagpur is an incredibly sought-after vacation spot for trend-designing aspirants. The metropolis has some of the great trend layout colleges in the United States of America that provide comprehensive coursework and coaching in all elements of fashion design. Here are some of the benefits of attending a trend designing institute in Nagpur:

1. You will get to study with experienced and profitable fashion designers.

2. The coursework at these institutes is very comprehensive and covers all aspects of trend design, from sketching to garment construction.

3. You will get entry to cutting-edge facilities and equipment, which will supply you with real-world training in fashion design.

4. These institutes also have strong industry connections, which can help you land a job after graduation.

5. Nagpur is a very vibrant and cosmopolitan city, so you will also get to trip its wealthy culture and lifestyle while analyzing at a top-trend institute here.

Career Opportunities for Graduates from a Fashion Designing Institute

A profession in fashion design is one of the most innovative and pleasant professions. It provides adequate opportunities to be revolutionary and to experiment with special design concepts. The industry provides a platform for young designers to exhibit their intelligence to the world. A diploma or diploma from a reputed trend designing institute can help you impenetrable a true job in the competitive subject of fashion design.

The pinnacle trend designing institutes in Nagpur offer comprehensive coursework that covers all components of fashion design, from sketching and draping to pattern making and garment construction. Students additionally examine material science, coloration theory, accessory design, and merchandising. In addition to classroom learning, students get adequate chances to hone their skills through internships and stay projects.

After finishing their studies, graduates can discover employment in quite several sectors of the fashion industry such as garment manufacturing, export houses, retail stores, brand management firms, media houses, etc. With hard work and dedication, one can even start their own label or format studio.

So if you have an ardor for trends and prefer to pursue a creative career in this field, then enrolling in one of the top fashion designing institutes in Nagpur is the first step in the direction of your dream profession.

Conclusion

We hope that this guide has been useful to any aspiring fashion designers in Nagpur who are searching for excellent institutes to join. With a wealth of preferences available, it is vital to pick one that suits your man or woman's dreams and ambitions. Whether you desire to hone your skills or develop new ones, there is sure to be an institute out there for you. Good luck success on your fashion designing journey.

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angeles3289 · 1 year

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metrorulers · 10 months

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sew-in-style · 1 year

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Welcome to the blog of Sew in Style, a multi-platform collaboration between the MSc Fashion Management and the final year BA Fashion Design students at the University of Lincoln.

Throughout this blog we will be exploring our Lincoln designers' collections a little more in depth. Inspiration, sketching, and reasoning are just a few of the areas we will discuss!

Join us by checking out and following our other social media platforms where we will showcasing these collections and where you can meet these incredible designers!

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barnsleycollegefashionrocks · 1 year

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#liveprojectbrief for our 2nd year #fashionistas working with @barnsleyhospiceretailhub where our #fashionstudents were tasked to #upcycle #redesign denim. We visited the Barnsley Hospice Retail Hub where the students picked 5 pieces of denim and one other garment of their choosing. Their inspiration were taken from either the #humanbody or #Barnsley. Take a look at the outcomes 🤩 they produced #sketchbooks #designs #photoshoots #garments #designboards #commercials #gifs #moodboards (at Barnsley College) https://www.instagram.com/p/CrLkpkvNRyK/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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